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 University
of Missouri Extension's 4-H educational program empowers young people to
reach their full potential while working and learning in partnership with caring
adults. As one of the nation's largest youth organizations, 4-H reaches youths,
ages 8 to 18, in rural, urban and suburban settings, helping them become
competent, capable, caring and contributing members of society.
4-H
Good Times Ahead! - news for 4-H families and friends
August 2008 Newsletter
August 2008 Calendar
Current Learning Experiences
Achievement Day Forms
About 4-H
4-H is
1.An informal education program
2.Community based and locally determined
3.Primarily group focused and family oriented
4.Volunteer operated
5.Coordinated by University of Missouri Extension faculty. Contact
Susan Johnson,
youth program assistant or Patty Fisher,
youth specialist for more information.
4-H programs are coordinated by University of Missouri Extension, which is a partnership of the University
of Missouri, Lincoln University, the United States
Department of Agriculture and county governments. In addition, partners from the
private sector contribute financial resources to support Missouri 4-H. These include the
National 4-H Council, Missouri 4-H Foundation, county 4-H councils and local 4-H clubs, as
well as businesses, civic organizations and individuals.
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Missouri 4-H
About
4-H
(mission, motto,
pledge, and more!)
Volunteers
Giving time & commitment
directly from the heart
4-H
Events
(statewide)
4-H Forms
4-H
Projects
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